Potter area social notes drift through regional visits
Mrs Jorgenson and daughter Ida visited Alliance last week. Mr and Mrs Guy Gulden visited Peetz Sunday. A M Ross of Grand Island visits niece Mrs Mabel Hite. Miss Helen Palmer of Omaha visits grandmother Mrs Ed Fisher. Mrs G L Rogers and Leela return from Sidney. Miriam Bartlett in Ft Collins taking a summer course. Supt F A Snocker vacationing in Scottsbluff, then Potter for chautauqua. Harry Wells improves after illness. R A Babcock and children to arrive in Potter from California. Wm Benish recovering at home. A 9 lb baby girl named Leona born to George Jung family. Ames residence and office (former telephone office) status noted.
Building renovation under way this week by carpenters
The building is being raised and a basement added with major remodeling planned. Completion will take several weeks. The Auxiliary meets next Wednesday afternoon, June 26, at Mrs. C. W. Johnson and Lulu’s home. Someone found a perfectly good watch and will return it with a proper description.
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C. W. Johnson
Lulu
Sidney Visit by Dr Doran Internal Medicine Specialist
Dr Doran with 25 years in internal medicine will not operate. He will be at Sidney Hotel on Saturday June 29 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for consultations.
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Sidney Hotel
One Day Only Free Consultation with Dr Doran in Sidney
Community members may visit Dr Doran for a no charge consultation during a special Sidney visit. He emphasizes internal medicine and dietetics, aiming to minimize surgery. He lists numerous conditions treated from ulcers to high blood pressure, with personalized medicines from his private lab and diet plans.
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Dr. Doran
Sidney
Medical Charge Policy and Doctor Doran Credentials
For this service a nominal charge is made. Dr. Doran is a regular graduate in medicine and surgery and is licensed by the State of Nebraska. Married women must be accompanied by their husbands. Address: 532 536 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Doran
Nebraska
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
French Shepherds Use Stilts to Advantage
A historical note on stilt walking among shepherds in southern France. They use eight foot stilts strapped to the knees with a cane for support, while both men and women participate in stilt races and contests. A recent event saw a fourteen year old girl and boy win, with a shepherd around seventy placing third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
France
Splendid Fossil of Ancient Sea Terror at Chicago Museum
The teleosaur skeleton from Jurassic seas, 150 million years old, is exhibited at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. Found near a land now under water in Wurttemberg, Germany, the ten foot sea crocodile shows intact skull jaws teeth and armored plates, with complete vertebrae and limbs.
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Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago
Wurttemberg
Germany
Europe
Good and Bad Hawks Insect Hawks and Food Habits
The biological survey of the United States Department of Agriculture notes hawk varieties differ in diet. Some prey on small mammals while others eat birds. Bird eaters should be killed, but hawks that control pests help farmers by reducing small animal pests. Cooper hawk and sharp shinned hawk are bird-eating species that strike from concealed cover.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Big Family Welcomes New Baby Sister at Breakfast
The father announces a baby girl to Sam Sally Lois and David at breakfast. He proclaims a five-child family is happier than a large one. Five-year-old Lois muses that there is the orphans' home.
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Sam
Sally
Lois
David
Dance to Health in Modern Science Roots
A Dance Magazine piece cites James G. Dunton describing how modern science revisits primitive ideas that exercise boosts mental and physical health. It notes the Tarantella's origin linked to the belief that a wild dance could cure spider bites, illustrating age-old cures through movement.
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James G. Dunton
The
Dance Magazine
Stiles Family News and Trout Dam Breach Report
Miss Doris Tutt returns home from St Louis and stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Evan Stines. Sterling visitors including W F Ferguson Wayne and Ira Pittington call on Flora Courtright and family. Metzker Glur Karlin visit John Witt home. Witt siblings’ kinship noted. Keith County News reports 7000 trout escaped from a dam north of Lewellen after a hole was cut in the Gus Reulzsch farm dam. 7000 trout were large enough for commercial use. suspects remain unidentified.
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Doris Tutt
St. Louis
Mrs
Evan Stines
W. F. Ferguson
Wayne
Ira Pittington
Sterling, Colo
Flora Courtright
Harry Courtright
Fern Ferguson
John Witt
Metzker
Mrs. Glur
Mrs. Witt
Karlin
Witt
Keith County News
Gus Reulzch
Lewellen
Reulzsch
Poor Man’s Death Mentioned As Witty Epitaph
In a dialogue about a man named Jenkins a narrator recalls him as a thorough gentleman and the most polite man he met. The mood turns dark as Jenkins died unhappy and feared relatives would misread his last breath as a hiccup and a failed excuse.
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Algernon
Jenkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Jorgenson
Ida
Alliance
Guy Gulden
Peetz
Mrs. A. M. Ross
Grand Island
Mabel Hite
Helen Palmer
Omaha
Ed. Fisher
Miriam Bartlett
Ft. Collins, Colo
F. A. Snocker
Scottsbluff
Potter
Harry Wells
Wm. Benish
Bill
George Jung
Leona
Ames
U. S. Proudfit Company
Lincoln
Cheyenne County
R. S. Proudfit Company
Dean W. Hagemeister
Nebr
Wm. Hagemeister
Dance To
Ed. Metzker
Scribner
Jake Glur
Columbus
Herman Karlin
Worth Dakota
Court Dakota
Pebraska
Middle West
America
Iowa
North and
South Dakota
Northwestern Bell
Bell System
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Midwestern States
Telephone Company
Ford
F. L. Baker
Sidney Motor Sales Co
M‘cormick
Deering
Linn Hardware & Implement Co
Potter, Nebr
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